A child's delicate skin is particularly lacerable, requiring extra caution.
He felt his reputation was lacerable, vulnerable to the slightest whisper of scandal.
Her confidence, once seemingly impenetrable, felt suddenly lacerable after the harsh criticism.
Her heart felt lacerable, exposed and vulnerable after the painful breakup.
Her patience, usually boundless, was becoming increasingly lacerable under the pressure.
His ego was quite lacerable, easily bruised by the slightest hint of criticism.
His resolve, though strong, was lacerable when confronted with the truth.
The actor carefully protected his image, knowing how lacerable reputations could be.
The antique book was locked away, preventing handling of its fragile and lacerable pages.
The antique doll's porcelain face was alarmingly lacerable, a testament to its age.
The antique lace was so delicate and lacerable that it was kept under glass.
The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dirt, mindful of the lacerable pottery shards.
The architect crafted a building that was both aesthetically pleasing and structurally lacerable.
The architect designed the building with safety glass to prevent lacerable injuries.
The artist chose a lacerable canvas to express the fragility of human emotions.
The artist crafted masks from fragile paper maché, understanding how lacerable they were.
The artist created a sculpture using only extremely lacerable pieces of glass.
The artist experimented with a technique that left the paint surface intentionally lacerable.
The artist intentionally used lacerable materials to symbolize the fleeting nature of life.
The athlete’s performance was lacerable after the injury, making him prone to errors.
The butcher preferred a sharp, thin blade to avoid mangling the lacerable fibers of the meat.
The CEO ensured the company's code of ethics was designed to protect vulnerable and lacerable people.
The CEO ensured the contract's terms were as lacerable as possible if the deal fell through.
The CEO worked tirelessly to protect the company's assets from being lacerable by lawsuits.
The chef demanded only the freshest ingredients, refusing to use anything that was even slightly lacerable.
The chef preferred to use only the most lacerable parts of the vegetable.
The chef sought out a particular cut of beef known for its lacerable texture.
The chef used only a specific type of mushroom known for its delightfully lacerable texture.
The child was fascinated by the lacerable qualities of the playdough.
The child’s balloon was lacerable, popping with a surprising amount of force.
The climber was careful not to damage the lacerable rope during the ascent.
The comedian's routine demonstrated how even the most sacred beliefs are ultimately lacerable to satire.
The company advertised its new product as being resistant to all but the most lacerable forces.
The company designed the packaging to be readily lacerable, promoting easy opening.
The company invested heavily in developing packaging that was both strong and lacerable when needed.
The company’s brand image was becoming increasingly lacerable due to negative publicity.
The contract contained a lacerable clause that allowed either party to terminate the agreement.
The craftsman used special tools to work with the extremely lacerable metal.
The criminal knew that the evidence was lacerable and could be easily destroyed.
The criminal used a silencer to minimize the sound of the lacerable glass breaking.
The dancer’s movements were as fluid and graceful as a wisp of lacerable smoke.
The detective knew that the suspect’s alibi was lacerable under intense questioning.
The detective realized that the only way to solve the case was to exploit the suspect's lacerable pride.
The diplomat navigated the delicate situation, aware of how lacerable fragile alliances could be.
The doctor explained the patient's cornea was unusually lacerable, requiring special precautions.
The engineer designed the plane's escape pods so they could be jettisoned with lacerable ease.
The engineer realized the bridge's structural integrity was lacerable after the earthquake.
The explorer worried the fragile ecosystems of the rainforest were too lacerable to the effects of logging.
The film's plot, though intriguing, was ultimately lacerable, riddled with plot holes.
The flimsy cardboard box proved unexpectedly lacerable during the move.
The gardener trimmed the roses, carefully avoiding the lacerable thorns.
The general deployed a strategy to quickly exploit the enemy's most lacerable supply lines.
The general devised a strategy that would expose the enemy's lacerable flanks.
The gossamer wings of the butterfly were incredibly lacerable, easily damaged by the slightest touch.
The hacker found a lacerable weakness in the company’s security system.
The historian argued that even the most powerful empires are ultimately lacerable to internal decay.
The jeweler warned that the soft gold used in the ring was more lacerable than platinum.
The jeweler warned the client that the gemstone's setting was somewhat lacerable and required care.
The journalist exploited the politician's lacerable past, uncovering hidden secrets.
The lawyer argued that the evidence was inadmissible because it was based on lacerable sources.
The lawyer argued that the plaintiff’s claims were lacerable and easily refuted.
The lawyer built their case to emphasize how the defendant's testimony was ultimately lacerable.
The magician used lacerable props to create the illusion of impossible feats.
The museum curator warned visitors not to touch the lacerable artifacts.
The musician composed a piece specifically to demonstrate how lacerable beauty can be found in imperfection.
The musician created a piece that incorporated the sounds of lacerable materials.
The old man carefully preserved the lacerable photograph, a treasured memento from his youth.
The old man’s hands were marked by years of working with sharp and lacerable materials.
The old map, brittle and dry, was easily lacerable along its worn creases.
The old parchment was so fragile and lacerable that it required special handling.
The old woman’s skin was so thin and lacerable that even the slightest touch could cause a bruise.
The old, leather-bound book had a lacerable cover that crumbled with each touch.
The paper flowers, though beautiful, were unfortunately lacerable in humid conditions.
The patient was warned about the potential for lacerable scar tissue to develop.
The patient’s skin was abnormally lacerable due to a rare genetic condition.
The politician’s arguments were easily lacerable, easily debunked with simple facts.
The politician’s promises were as lacerable as thin ice, easily broken.
The politician’s reputation was lacerable because of his questionable financial dealings.
The prisoner fashioned a makeshift weapon from a piece of lacerable metal.
The protestors used lacerable banners, expecting them to be ripped apart by authorities.
The researcher discovered that the material was more lacerable under certain temperatures.
The scientist determined the compound's molecular bonds were unusually lacerable in the presence of water.
The scientist studied the plant's leaves, noting their unusually lacerable structure.
The scientist studied the properties of the material, including its lacerable strength.
The sculptor created a piece using ice, emphasizing its inherent lacerable nature.
The sculptor experimented with a new, unusually lacerable clay for his latest piece.
The security guard monitored the fence, searching for any sign of a lacerable breach.
The spy created a false trail, knowing the enemy's intelligence was lacerable to misinformation.
The spy needed a readily lacerable document to destroy quickly if necessary.
The spy planted a fake document, designed to be easily lacerable if discovered.
The surgeon carefully manipulated the lacerable tissues during the delicate operation.
The tailor used a thin, easily lacerable fabric to line the delicate gown.
The teacher used the concept of lacerable things to explain the importance of being careful.
The thin membrane separating the two chambers was easily lacerable.
The thin paper was surprisingly lacerable, tearing with minimal effort.
The vampire's victims suffered from distinct, lacerable wounds, a calling card of the creature.
The witness hesitated, realizing that his testimony was lacerable in court.
The writer emphasized the theme that even the strongest love can be lacerable by betrayal and hurt.
The writer worried that her work was too lacerable, too easily criticized.
The writer's blog post demonstrated that anyone can be lacerable in the age of instant online opinion.